- Cinematical found the poster and some behind-the-scenes footage from the next James Bond movie, Quantum of Solace.
- Check out Stereogum for the new Erykah Badu video for "Honey."
- Speaking of music videos, Spinner makes me happy by premiering the new Mountain Goats video.
- TV Filter has the video of Craig Ferguson taking his citizenship test.
- Meanwhile, YouAintNoPicasso has an MP3 of Belle and Sebastian covering David Bowie's "Space Oddity."
- Television Without Pity wonders: Why isn't Victor Garber more famous?
- Pop Candy wants to know what random TV shows you've discovered during the strike.
- Popwatch learned a whole load of information about No Country for Old Men, straight from the Coen Bros.' mouths.
- Give Me My Remote has the new strike video that's making the rounds, starring Josh Radnor.
- Desperate for Desperate Housewives, TV with MeeVee has turned to Amas De Casa Desperadas.
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That poster is awesome. It has that vintage Connery era look.
1OMG - I LOVE Victor Garber! He is an amazing actor and was so perfect as Sydney's father on Alias. I love that he officiated at Jen & Ben's wedding. I'm a total VG geek. And is it wrong that I have a picture of him saved to my work computer?
2It's a fan made poster-- not the official poster
3'Quantum of Solace' is the dumbest name for a Bond movie ever. I'm excited about it though. The SO and I finally got around to watching the 'Casino Royale' movie and WOW. Craig & Co. really do bring it back to the glory days of 007 movies (Sean Connery, imho), with their own personal touch. They focused more on the personal side of Bond, without detracting too much from the standard 007 movie formula. The only thing that drove me nuts was the product placement made it seem like one long advertisement at times. That's nothing new though - it was just as irritating and unavoidable in the Brosnan 007 movies.
4Love the Mountain Goats video.
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